Betula Lenta, B. capinefolia (Family, Betulaceae) - USA - Sweet
Birch essential oil has a sweet, bracing aroma. It is said to be
effective on arthritic and muscular pain and can be a stimulant to
the circulation. CAUTION: Keep in secure location - Sweet Birch
Essential Oil smells somwhat like candy. Sweet Birch contains the
active ingredient in aspirin, methyl salicylate, and is the original
"natural" source for same. It is highly concentrated and can be
toxic (you can get an aspirin overdose) especially if you are using
other products which contain aspirin or methyl salicylate. We no
longer offer this oil for sale: this summary is for informational
purposes only.

Cedrus atlantica (Family, Pinaceae) Morocco: Warm and woody, with a
hint of camphor, cedarwood oil eases aches and pains and is
especially good in cosmetic preparations for oily skin. Helps to
clear the breathing passages and is used in hair and skin care
products. / Main constituents: Atlantone, caryophyllene, cedrol,
cadinene.

Cedarwood, Texas Essential Oil

Juniprus ashei - USA: The essential oil is extracted by steam
distillation from the heartwood and wood shavings of this small,
alpine evergreen native to the Southwestern U.S., Mexico an Central
America. Traditionally, it has been used for skin problems,
arthritis and rhematism and is also said to aid nervous tension and
stress. CAUTION: used externally it is relatively non-toxic but can
cause significant local irritation of skin and possible
sensitization. Should be used with care. For general home use, Atlas
Cedarwood (Cedrus Atlantica) is a better choice since the latter is
non-irritating and non-sensitizing and has similar properties.

Anthemis nobilis (Family, Asteraceae [Compositae]) - U.K. - Roman
Chamomile has a warm, sweet, herbaceous scent that is relaxing and
calming. It is soothing to all types of skin and is a wonderful
addition to a massage oil for sore muscles. Known for its strong
soothing effect on mind and body. The Roman and German are excellent
for protecting dry skin. They have many uses e.g. can be used to
treat nerve, headache, insomnia, menstrual disorders and the Roman
is a comforting oil during high pollen count.(Unless you have an
allergy to the ragweeds). A gentle oil suitable for the young and
fragile. One of the few essential oils that can be used on inflamed
skin conditions. Blends well with Lavender, bergamot, jasmine,
neroli, and clary sage. / Perfume Note=Middle / Source: flowers /
Production method: steam distillation / Aromatherapy class: calming
/ Aroma type: fruity / Skin type: sensitive / Traditional use:
muscle relaxant, skin conditioner / Blends well with: galbanum,
eucalyptus, rosemary / Main constituents: Esters, pinene, fanesol,
nerolidol, chamazulene, pinocarvone, cineol. To learn more about
Chamomile Essential Oil and try out some recipes, click on Chamomile
Essential Oil.

Anethum graveolens (Family, Apiaceae [Umbelliferae]) - Hungary -
Dill Essential oil has been used to reduce appetite, and, along with
fennel oil and baking soda, is a constituent of "Gripe Water"
(Anti-colic water).

Elemi Essential Oil

Canarium luzonicum - Elemi is a wonderful essential oil that is
non-toxic, non-irritant and non-sensitizing. It comes from a large
tropical tree that may grow to as high as 100 feet. Elemi oil is
native to the Philippines and is also cultivated there. The
essential oil is extracted by steam distilling a resin that oozes
from the tree in places where it is punctured or injured. It is
antiseptic, soothing to skin, fortifying and tonic, regulatory,
stimulant, expectorant, and stomachic. It helps skin to heal. It is
excellent to use for skin rejuvenation, and infected cuts and
wounds. Elemi essential oil is known as an 'anti-wrinkle' oil. It is
also used to help clear bronchitis and when there is coughing. It is
said to be helpful in cases of nervous exhaustion. Elemi is one of
my favorite oils and I use it in skin creams and massage oils. It
still doesn't seem to be too well known and I will probably do a
feature article on it in our newsletter (Essential News) pretty soon
because I like it so much. - Joie Power, Ph.D.

Eucalyptus citriodora (Family, Myrtaceae) - China - This euchalyptus
is lighter, with a lemony scent and is a great air freshener and
good for clearing the air and killing germs (has anti-staph
properties). It is a strong anti-fungal oil, and great for removing
the musty smell in basements (especially carpeted basements) and is
also recommended as an insect repellant.

Eucalyptus Radiata Essential Oil

Eucalyptus radiata (Family, Myrtaceae)Australia - Eucalyptus Radiata
oil is lighter in smell than the Eucalyptus globulus (the most
commonly found Eucalyptus) less likely to trigger cough reflex with
breathed in as an inhalation. A good choice for respiratory
infections.

Eucalyptus Smithii Essential Oil

Eucalyptus smithii (Family, Myrtaceae) - South Africa - Eucalyptus
Smithii essential oil A very mild eucalyptus - works well as a room
disinfector when used in a diffuser. Excellent for painful joints
and muscles. This is the eucalyptus most often recommended for the
elderly or children (above the age of six).

Citrus x paradisi C. racemosa (Family, Rutaceae) - Israel -
Grapefruit essential oil has, with a fresh, citrus smell is
energizing and helps to elevate the spirits. It also has antiseptic
properties. Do not use Grapefruit essential oil on the skin or in
the bath for 12 hours prior to sun or sunlamp exposure. Grapefuit
essential oil has a lovely fresh aroma which can help with nervous
exhaustion. it relieves congested and oily skin, having a toning
effect on both skin and tissues. For this reason it is a good oil to
use when treating cellulitis. / Perfume Note=Top / Source: fruit /
Production method: expression / Aromatherapy class: energizing /
Aroma type: citrus / Skin type: dry, blemished / Traditional use:
soothing agent, astringent, skin conditioner / Blends well with:
citrus oils, especially bergamot, orange / Main constituents:
Limonene, paradisiol. neral, geraniol, citronellal.

Helichrysum Essential Oil

Helichrysum italicum , H. angustifolium (Family Asteraceae) - France
- Helichrysum species is used as an antidepressant. Used to freshen
the air, mind and body this is a very useful oil. Helps to clear the
mind, chest and sinus and relieves aches, pains and menstrual
discomfort. There are approximately 500 species of helichrysum. /
Source: flower / Production method: steam distillation.

Ho Essential Oil (Ho Wood Essential Oil)

Cinnamomum camphora (Family, Lauraceae) - Japan - Can be used as a
deodorant, soothing agent, skin conditioner, aphrodisiac, muscle
relaxant and to care for oily skin and, has also been used as an
insect repellent. Also used in detergents, soaps, disinfectants,
deodorants, room sprays etc. / Source: wood / Production method:
steam distillation / Aromatherapy class: balancing, stimulating,
toning, cooling / Aroma type: camphoraceous / Blends well with:
olibanum, ylang ylang, orange, mandarin / Safety Information:
Camphor should be used sparingly and completely avoided by those
suffering from epilepsy, and should be avoided by pregnant women.

Kunzea ericoides - New Zealand - A small bushy tree with pointed
leaves on full branches. / Extraction: By steam distillation. The
oil is 100% pure and natural with no additives. / Benefits: Kanuka
was used originally by the Maori people of New Zealand for pain and
inflammation relief, skin diseases, and to promote calmness and
sleep. Kanuka essential oil is anti-bacterial, anti-fungal,
anti-inflammatory and a pleasant perfume. / Uses: For the relief of
swelling and muscular pain, for sprains, strains and sports
injuries. Helps clear inflammation. Use as a skin tonic and for
relaxation. / Safety: Kanuka is a strong oil and should be diluted
in a carrier oil - no more than 2 drops per tsp. Use at very low
strength with children as it may irritate their skin.

(French) - Lavandula angustifolia, L. officinalis, L. vera (Family,
Lamiaceae [Labiatae]) - France - 40/42 means that the lavender is
blended with other lavenders to bring the percentage of linalol to
between 40% & 42%. Linalol is a active component of Lavender that is
therapeutically beneficial. Some Lavenders have more that 40/42 but
most don't. Lavender is the most versatile of essential oils. It is
relaxing and refreshing, uplifts the spirits, and helps to relieve
the distress of muscle pain. NO home should be without it. Balances
your body and mind. Calms or stimulates according to your bodies
needs. Excellent for refreshing tired muscles, feet and head. Add a
drop to the pillow/sheet before peaceful sleep. Treats burns and
reduces scaring. Can be used neat in small amounts on burns, but
care still needs to be taken. Blends with many other oils. / Perfume
Note=Middle to Top / Source: flowering tops / Production method:
steam distillation / Aromatherapy class: calming, balancing,
soothing / Aroma type: herbaceous / Skin type: sensitive, all skin
types traditional use: muscle relaxant, soothing agent, skin
conditioner, astringent / Blends well with: bergamot, clove,
rosemary, eucalyptus, patchouli, clary sage, rose, jasmine.

Lavender, E. Europe Essential Oil

Lavandula angustifolia, L. officinalis, L. vera (Family, Lamiaceae
[Labiatae]) - Bulgaria - A great lavender essntial oil - almost as
good as our organic Lavender Provence (French), but not quite.
Lavender is the most versatile of essential oils. It is relaxing and
refreshing, uplifts the spirits, and helps to relieve the distress
of muscle pain. NO home should be without it. Balances your body and
mind. Calms or stimulates according to your bodies needs. Excellent
for refreshing tired muscles, feet and head. Add a drop to the
pillow/sheet before peaceful sleep. Treats burns and reduces
scaring. Can be used neat in small amounts on burns, but care still
needs to be taken. Blends with many other oils. / Perfume
Note=Middle to Top / Source: flowering tops / Production method:
steam distillation / Aromatherapy class: calming, balancing,
soothing / Aroma type: herbaceous / Skin type: sensitive, all skin
types traditional use: muscle relaxant, soothing agent, skin
conditioner, astringent / Blends well with: bergamot, clove,
rosemary, eucalyptus, patchouli, clary sage, rose, jasmine / Main
constituents: Linalol, linalyl acetate, lavandulol, lavandulyl
acetate, terpineol, limonene, caryophyllene.

Lavender, High Alpine Essential Oil

Lavandula angustifolia, L. officinalis, L. vera (Family, Lamiaceae
[Labiatae]) - France - Our French High Alpine Lavender is exquisit -
it's really a hard choice to choose between the High Alpine and our
organic Lavender Provence - the are quite simply two of the finest
lavender essential oils available anywhere. What a great aroma!
Lavender is the most versatile of essential oils. It is relaxing and
refreshing, uplifts the spirits, and helps to relieve the distress
of muscle pain. NO home should be without it. Balances your body and
mind. Calms or stimulates according to your bodies needs. Excellent
for refreshing tired muscles, feet and head. Add a drop to the
pillow/sheet before peaceful sleep. Treats burns and reduces
scaring. Can be used neat in small amounts on burns, but care still
needs to be taken. Blends with many other oils. / Perfume
Note=Middle to Top / Source: flowering tops / Production method:
steam distillation / Aromatherapy class: calming, balancing,
soothing / Aroma type: herbaceous / Skin type: sensitive, all skin
types traditional use: muscle relaxant, soothing agent, skin
conditioner, astringent / Blends well with: bergamot, clove,
rosemary, eucalyptus, patchouli, clary sage, rose, jasmine / Main
constituents: Linalol, linalyl acetate, lavandulol, lavandulyl
acetate, terpineol, limonene, caryophyllene.

Citrus Aurantifolia (Family, Rutaceae) Acts like lemon and the other
citrus oils, Nice aroma. Warning Do not use lime on the skin in
direct sunlight, however if the essential oil of lime is distilled
rather that expressed, then it does not have a phototoxic effect.
Dilute to 1% and use only 3 drops in a bath as it may cause
irritation of the skin. / Perfume Note=Top / Source: fruit peels,
West Indies / Production method: Cold expression but some steam
distillation / Aromatherapy class: energizing, uplifting / Aroma
type: citrus / Traditional use: soothing agent, astringent, skin
conditioner / Blends well with: clary sage, citronella, lavender,
lavandin, neroli, rosemary.

Linden Blossom Absolute Oil

Tilia cordata Mill., Tilia europaea. T. vulgaris (Family, Tiliaceae)
- France - Linden Blossom Absolute oil in a jojoba carrier oil
solution - 5%. One of the floral absolutes. Used for calming and
stress reduction and a tonic for the nervous system. / Warning
Linden Blossom should not be used over a long period of time.

Leptospermum scoparium - New Zealand - Description: A bushy plant
with small spiky leaves and pink flowers. EXTRACTION: By steam
distillation from the leaves and small stems of wild plants. /
Benefits: Manuka Oil is antibacterial and antifungal. Because of its
spectrum, particularly against such bacteria as staphylococcus and
streptococcus, and fungi such as T. mentagrophytes, it is ideal for
tropical applications. / USES: antiseptic and for ulcers. Useful for
muscular pain relief. It is used as a concentrate against athlete's
foot and ringworm. Used to relax the skin. Used as a perfume. As an
active ingredient particularly against gram positive bacteria such
as Staphylococcus and Streptococcus. Excellent activity against
P.acne. Is used in soaps, creams, shampoos, "tissue wipes" and
antiseptic gels. Because of its high level of activity particularly
against gram positive organisms and its low toxicity, Manuka Oil is
an excellent topical where Staphylococcus and/or Streptococcus are a
major concern or where antisepsis and soothing together are
important e.g., where burns are a factor. / Safety: Manuka Oil is
safe to use and shows almost no skin irritation.

Marjoram, Sweet Essential Oil

Origanum majorana, Majorana hortensis,(Sweet), Thymus mastichina
(Spanish) (Family, Lamiaceae [Labiatae]) - Egypt - Marjoram oil is a
calming, soothing oil that has a warming effect on both mind and
body. It helps to relieve the miseries of the common cold, including
congestion and muscle aches and pains, and is also comforting in
times of stress. It has a warm, woody odor with spicy undertones.
Useful on tired muscles and for massaging on abdomen during
menstruation. Used to regulate the nervous system and treat
insomnia. Add to After-Sports Rub. It is pleasant in a hot bath,
especially blended with Lavender. / Warning: Do not use during
pregnancy. Care must be taken due to its sedative action - use
sparingly! / Perfume Note=Middle / Source: flowering top /
Production method: steam distillation / Aromatherapy class: calming
/ Aroma type: herbaceous / Traditional use: antiseptic / Blends well
with: cedarwood, chamomile, cypress, lavender, mandarin, orange,
nutmeg, rosemary, ylang ylang, eucalyptus, thyme / Main
constituents: Carvacrol, thymol, camphor, borneol, origanol, pinene,
sabinene, termineol.

Melissa Essential Oil (aka Lemon Balm Essential Oil)

Melissa Officinalis (Family, Labiatae) - Italy - A popular garden
herb known also as 'Lemon Balm'. Soothing but uplifting effect on
mind and body. Comforting oil during the cold season and when there
is a high pollen count. It takes about 300 pounds of fresh lemon
balm plants to yield 10ml of oil. / Warning Do not use Melissa on
the skin in direct sunlight. Dilute to 1% and use only 3 drops in a
bath as it may cause irritation of the skin. / Aroma: lemony aroma
and sharp, floral-lemon flavor. / Main constituents:- Citral,
citronellol, eugenol, geraniol, llinalyl acetate.

Myrrh Essential Oil

Commiphora murrha, C. Molmol, Balsamodendrom myrra (Family,
Burseraceae) - Somalia - Myrrh has been used since ancient times as
a sacred incense, a perfume, and as a therapeutic agent. It has a
rich, smoky, balsamic odor and is soothing to the skin, centering,
visualizing and meditative. The sap or resin from a tree rather than
a true essential oil. One of the oldest-known perfume materials.
Myrrh has a long history of use as incense, especially with
frankincense. Add to cream for protecting against cracking and
chapping in the cold. Used as a fixative in perfumery / Warning:
During pregnancy use Myrrh only in moderation. / Perfume Note=Base /
Source: resin / Production method: steam distillation / Aromatherapy
class: toning, stimulating, soothing / Aroma type: balsamic / Skin
type: dry, aging/mature / Traditional use: insect repellent,
antiseptic, anti-inflammatory agent, emollient / Blends well with:
clove, olibanum, galbanum, lavender, patchouli, sandalwood / Safety
Information: use ˝ recommended dilution or less / Main constituents:
Herabolene, limone, dipentene, pinene, eugenol.

Melaleuca viridifloria - Niaouli is a pale yellow or greenish oil
with a sweet, sharp, fresh odor. It is extracted by steam
distillation from an evergreen plant native to Australia, New
Caledonia, and the French Pacific where it has been used locally for
respiratory ailments, body aches and pains, and infections. It is
closely related to Cajeput (Melaleuca cajeputi) but does not have
the skin irritating potential of the latter. It is also related to
Tea Tree (Melaleuca alternifolia). It is non-toxic and
non-sensitizing but it is often adulterated and so the real thing
can be hard to find! Its chemical constituents include 50 - 60 % of
cineol, eucalyptol, terpineol, pinene, limonene and various esters
(Patricia Davis, Aromatherapy An A-Z).Properties of Niaouli:
Analgesic; anticatarrhal; antirheumatic; antiseptic; antispasmodic;
diaphoretic; expectorant; febrifuge; stimulant; balances and
regulates body functions; soothes; tissue stimulant. In Traditional
Chinese Medicine, Niaouli is cool, dry, and slightly yin. Its main
uses are to detoxify, decrease inflammation, and fight infection.

Origanum vulgare L. (Family, Lamiaceae) - Turkey - Warms and assists
improvement of circulation, digestion, mental clarity and alertness.
Oregano oil relieves muscle aches and pains and assists in
increasing physical endurance and energy. But it increases
perspiration. It may assist in reducing cellulite. / Warning: Can be
irritating to sensitive skin so only use small amounts.

Piper nigrum L. (Family, Piperceae) - India - Pungent aroma it
stimulates and tones. Ideal for massaging on abdomen and muscles.
Use as pre-sports or dance rub to help maintain suppleness. One of
the earliest used spices. Interesting effects when used in perfume
blends. It blends well with Rose, Rosemary, Marjoram and Lavender,
but should only be used in small amounts. / Warning: Black Pepper
can be a skin irritant, so must be used with care. / Perfume
Note=Middle / Source: fruits / Production method: steam distillation
/ Aroma type: spicy / Traditional use: muscle relaxant, aphrodisiac
/ Blends well with: olibanum, sandalwood, lavender, rosemary,
marjoram / Main Constituents: Thujene, pinene, camphene, sabinene,
carene, myrcene, limonene, phellandrene, beta-caryohyllene.

Ravensara aromatica Sonnerat - Madagascar - Ravensara Anisata is
from the Bark of the tree and Aromatica is from the leaves. Both are
used for clearing the sinus and breathing passages, loosening tight
muscles, relieving menstrual discomfort and aches and pains.

Pelargonium graveolens (Family, Geraniaceae) - France - This
Geranium has a wonderful rose aroma and is both uplifting and
calming. It exerts a "balancing" effect on skin and is therefore
useful for all skin types. It has often been used to ease the effect
of PMS. A fresh, floral and sweet smelling oil it relaxes, restores
and maintains stability of the emotions. An astringent oil excellent
for all skin types. Used in skin care products for both its
fragrance and cleansing properties. Useful insect repellent. For
massage where there is cellulite and treating eczema and psoriasis.
Blends well with other floral oils, and, mixed with Lavender and
Bergamot produces a delightful room freshener. / Perfume Note=Middle
to Top / Source: leaves and stems / Production method: steam
distillation / Aromatherapy class: balancing, soothing skin type:
oily, dry / Aroma type: floral / Traditional use: skin refresher,
astringent / Blends well with: cedarwood, citronella, clary sage,
grapefruit, jasmine, lavender, lime, neroli, orange, petitgrain,
rose, rosemary, sandalwood / Main constituents: Geraniol, borneol,
citronellol, linalol, termineol,limonene, phellandrene, pinene.

Rose Otto Essential Oil

Rosa damascena Mill. (Family, Rosaceae) - Bulgaria - The finest Rose
Otto available - pure and undiluted. Warm, intense, immensely rich
fragrance. One of the oldest and best known of all essential oils.
Used in all types of perfumes to lend beauty and depth to the aroma.
A drop or two in a massage, facial, or bath oil creates a luxurious,
soothing experience. The oil is also used in skin creams, powders,
and lotions. Romantic, creative, gently cheering oil. / Warning:
Avoid using during the first four months of pregnancy. / Perfume
Note=Middle / Source: flowers, Morocco and Turkey / Production
method: steam distillation / Aromatherapy class: cooling, balancing,
calming, toning / Aroma type: floral / Traditional use: astringent /
Blends well with: floral oils, especially jasmine / Main
constituents: Very complex with over 300 different chemical
constituents but mainly Citronellol, geraniol, phenyl ethanol,
nerol, stearopten.

Aniba rosaeodora (Bois De Rose) (Family, Lauraceae) - Brazil - With
a beautiful woody, floral fragrance, Rosewood is a relaxing oil that
is also useful for improving dry, dull and oily/dry skin. Relaxing
and deodorising. Add to massage oil to help combat tired muscles -
especially after vigorous exercise. Has a steadying and balancing
affect on nerves, useful during exams. A good anti-depressant and
may help migraine and ward off general malaise. Derived from
Plantation grown wood. / Perfume Note = Middle/Top

Santalum album (Family, Santalaceae) - India - Sandalwood is said to
have been used for over 4000 years as a perfume and temple incense.
It has a sweet, buttery, woody aroma that is very sensual. It is
uplifting and relaxing and is beneficial for all types of skin.
Traditionally burnt as an aid to meditation and much used in
religious ceremonies. Creates an exotic, sensual atmosphere with a
reputation as an aphrodisiac. Excellent skincare oil. useful for dry
and damaged hair and as a body fragrance. / Perfume Note = Base /
Source: wood / Production method: steam distillation / Aromatherapy
class: calming, grounding / Aroma type: woodsy / Skin type: oily,
blemished, sensitive, dry / Traditional use: antiseptic, emollient,
soothing agent, astringent, insect repellent, skin conditioner /
Blends well with: rose, violet, clove, lavender, black petter,
bergamot, geranium, labdanum, vetiver, patchouli, mimosa, myrrh,
jasmine / Main constituents: Santalols. fusanols, forneol,
santalone.

Scotch Pine (Pine Needle) Essential Oil

Pinus sylvestris L. (Family, Pinaceae) - Hungary - Stimulates,
refreshes and cleanses. With a strong, fresh, resinous aroma it has
a powerful antiseptic quality and is widely used. It has a deodorant
affect and is often used in commercial preparations. Warning Dilute
and use with care as Pine oil may otherwise cause skin irritation. /
Perfume Note=Middle / Main constituents: Bornyl acetate, citral,
cadinene, dipentene, phellandrene, pinene, sylvertrene.

Achillea millefolium (Family, Asteraceae [Compositae]) - Hungary -
Has seditive properties. Used for a wide variety of complaints,
including chest infections, digestive problems and nervous
exhaustion. The Chinese use it for menstural problems and in
Scandinavia it is used for Rhumatism. It is also used for skin
complaint including acne, reducing scaring for burns and cuts.
/Perfume Note=Middle

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